The remarkable, sometimes infuriating,
The remarkable, sometimes infuriating, story about the illusory state of the world's population, this film is one of the most moving, emotionally touching, and not only morbidly funny films I've ever seen. It's a shame it wasn't on the top of the heap more recently.
The remarkable, sometimes infuriating, story of a young boy (played by the acclaimed director of this film) who is a bandit in a small town with a small band. The story centers on his father and the townspeople (the main character is played by Matthew Rhys-Davies) who are very suspicious of him. The story moves through the middle of the film, and it is just as strange as the first film. The focus of the